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Approaching The Viral Nest. Note the thin atmosphere as an halo around the planet. |
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Flying above the planet. We can see the farthest moon and the games of light of the nebula that hides the planet. |
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Looking for a place to land. |
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Walking on the ridges of The Viral Nest. |
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Searching for a path to go down. See the little moon rising. |
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Finally, the inner part of the crater |
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Walking on the long path towards the base of the crater. |
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A little more down we begin to see the eroded soil material. |
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Sometimes a corrosive, thick rain falls on The Viral Nest.
Due to the nature of soil, the liquid stay still for months and erodes
the ground. |
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Two images taken from the same location showing the dawn on The Viral Nest. The thin atmospheres makes the shadows dark with sharp edges. |
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Some images of the first artifact we found on the planet and
comments on its function. |
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Walking down to the first artifact |
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Close images of the first artifact |
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The first base |
